Sentence examples for a commitment to boosting from inspiring English sources

SAFE started with two projects with Keurig Green Mountain and Starbucks, both major players in the coffee sector that are seeking the long-term sustainability of their supply chains, and therefore have both a commercial interest in and a commitment to boosting the livelihoods of their coffee bean producers.

The Woodland Trust wants a commitment to boost new tree planting.

The force recently signalled the end of a 2010 recruitment freeze on officers, with a commitment to boost frontline police numbers by 450 over the next two years, paid for with a council tax hike and a raid on its cash reserves.

The SNP manifesto also featured a commitment to boost exports with the aim of increasing total exports by 50% within six years.

In a formal response to the report, the government reiterated its commitment to boosting trade links with China, adding it was "important that this balanced approach is taken".

The Greens have restated their commitment to boosting disclosure.

Fox's commitment to boosting the war effort seemed to revive the old French theory that art and journalism should be put at the service of ideology -- a Fox News version of "littérature engagée".

David Cameron and Nick Clegg will join forces next week to declare that the government is to embark on the biggest investment in the rail network since the Victorian era as ministers move to demonstrate their commitment to boosting economic growth.

The Americans said Mr Hu assured them of his commitment to boosting demand as well as improving economic management.Visiting Downing Street earlier in the day, Mr Obama was at once emollient, self-critical and articulate, in a way that put an initially bashful Gordon Brown at his ease.

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney later said he hadn't heard Boehner's comments but called it "astounding" that the GOP leader would challenge Obama's commitment to boosting the middle class.

He noted that some of the £600 million would be used to clear spectrum for better mobile broadband coverage; to put free WiFi into public libraries; and a new commitment to boost broadband speeds to a minimum of 100 megabits per second "so that Britain is out in front".